Hear real patient audio, guess the diagnosis, then watch the laryngoscopy reveal the truth — with a vocologist, an ENT and a speech pathologist.

You are the first responder when a student's voice goes wrong — so train your ears now. Teri Stock, laryngologist Curt Stock MD and speech pathologist Anna Siciliano play blind audio clips, ask you to name what you hear, then roll the scope footage so you see the actual pathology: muscle tension dysphonia, a pedunculated subglottic polyp, presbyphonia and vocal fold bowing. You get the warning signs (lost middle range, gravelly speech, throat clearing, irregular vibrato), the soft high 'Happy Birthday' and voiced/voiceless s-to-ah diagnostic, plus a full filmed evaluation of a working karaoke host from intake to treatment plan. For teachers who want to know when to refer.